Topic/Matter Intersection

Topic:"Energy Usage Patterns" in M12857

Matter: NSPI DRO Appeal - Billing Issues - Brad Neville
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N-5Appellan't Response to NSPI Reply - Redacted 1 passage
1.The Flaw in the "Winter Catch-Up" Narrative p. p. 2
trical demand. 2. The Total Impossibility of a 300 kWh Daily Draw NS Power's unmetered gap culminated in a bill claiming an average consumption of nearly 300 kWh per day leading up to March 2, 2026. As established by my certified electrica...

AI summary The customer disputes NS Power's billing for an allegedly excessive 300 kWh/day energy consumption, citing a certified inspection confirming no on-premise faults, phantom draws, or malfunctioning equipment. The heat pump system is identified as the sole primary energy draw, with auxiliary heating used minimally. The customer argues there is no physical or mathematical basis for the billed energy consumption.

N-6Appellant's Supplemental Evidence Submission - Redacted 1 passage
1. Verified May HVAC Consumption Breakdowns p. p. 2
1. Verified May HVAC Consumption Breakdowns According to the logged data from my Lennox smart ecosystem (see below), as the seasons transitioned, the total monthly operating hours for the home's primary energy-consuming asset were as follo...

AI summary The document details HVAC consumption data from a Lennox smart ecosystem, showing 51 hours of heating, 65 hours of cooling, 278 hours of circulation fan use, and negligible auxiliary electric heat usage in May.

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